Drop Shot
Drop Shot Bentor Lima (2025)
Men · Women · Current model
A padel-first shoe from Pablo Lima's brand, built around outsole grip rather than tennis heritage.
Choose it if
You want a padel-specific shoe with strong grip at a mid-range price.
Avoid if
You want branded cushioning systems such as GEL or Boost.

- Best forGrip on sanded turf
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- Width—
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Editorial assessment
Drop Shot designs for padel first, and the Bentor Lima is a mid-priced model with a herringbone-style outsole intended for sanded artificial turf. Cushioning and support are balanced rather than extreme, and the price sits below the big-brand performance shoes.
Documented features
Outsole designed for sanded padel turf, Balanced cushioning and support, Competitive price
Verified specifications
- Best for
- Grip on sanded turf
- Audience
- Men · Women
- Main trade-off
- Less cushioning technology than the premium tennis-derived models
Advantages
- + Outsole designed for sanded padel turf
- + Balanced cushioning and support
- + Competitive price
Fit information
Check the brand's model-specific size guide before ordering.
Alternatives

Adidas Adizero Cybersonic Men (2025)
Men
A performance speed shoe with a more locked-down upper than the Ubersonic.

ASICS GEL-RESOLUTION X PADEL Women (2026)
Women
A strong starting point for players who place stability above minimum weight.

ASICS GEL-RESOLUTION X PADEL Men (2026)
Men
A strong starting point for players who place stability above minimum weight.
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Where to buy
In stock at Padel Market
Delivery cost: €12.95 · 1-2 days

Last updated 2026-08-24 · How we assess gear